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1974-08-06, , min.
Primary elections in Michigan. Greece and Turkey accuse each other of violating ceasefire agreement. Former Nixon supporter Charles Wiggins says Nixon career should be ended involuntarily.
1974-08-06, , min.
More news and commentary on possible Nixon resignation.
1974-08-07, , min.
Rumors abound of Nixon's resignation around nation and world. Most major US newspapers call on President to resign.
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President Nixon to deliver live address AT 9PM from the Oval Office. Speculation is he will resign and Gerald Ford sworn in the next day.
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Nixon resignation rumors.
1974-08-08, , min.
Congress debates if Nixon should be prosecuted further. British react to Nixon resignation.
1974-08-09, , min.
At noon, Gerald Ford became the 38th president of the United States. Congress passes resolution of support for President Ford.
1974-08-13, , min.
Nelson Rockefeller rumored to be chosen as Vice-President. Henry Kissinger in touch with Greek and Turkish Prime Ministers.
1974-08-14, , min.
Cyprus peace talks break down ag Geneva. Fighting continues. President Ford closely watching the situation.
1974-08-15, , min.
Turkish forces take control of Famagusta. Ceasefire in Nicosia breaks down. Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski undecided whether to indict Richard Nixon.
1974-08-16, , min.
Turkey takes control of north 1/3 of Cyprus. Greece declines to accept US offer to talk in Washington. Nixon aides involved in Watergate leaving White House.
1974-08-17, , min.
Fords moving belongings into White House.
1974-08-19, , min.
Rodger Davies, Cyprus ambassador, killed. Fords move into White House.
1974-08-20, , min.
President Ford selects Nelson Rockefeller as his Vice-President.
1974-08-20, , min.
President Ford says no mandatory wage and price controls.
1974-08-21, , min.
House accepts impeachment report of Judiciary Committee. Rockefeller and Kissinger likely to work well together.
1974-08-22, , min.
President Ford reportedly in excellent health. Floods in Philippines.
1974-08-26, , min.
President Ford works on economy problems. He will hold news conference.
1974-08-28, , min.
Presidential news conference in East Room. Three convicts escape from Colorado prison.
1974-08-29, , min.
Two subpoenas given to Richard Nixon. Fire in gasoline and oil storage terminal in Louisana.
1974-09-06, , min.
Unemployment rises to 5.4% in August. Alan Greenspan sees more unemployment.
1974-09-08, , min.
President Gerald Ford goes on national television to give former president Richard Nixon a full, free, and absolute pardon.
1974-09-08, , min.
Former President Richard Nixon is granted a full pardon by President Gerald Ford.
1974-09-08, , min.
Gerald Ford gives Richard Nixon a full pardon.
1974-09-16, , min.
President Ford announces amnesty for draft dodgers.
1974-09-22, , min.
News events for Sunday September 22nd, 1974.
1974-10-15, , min.
Judge John Sirica deciding whether Richard Nixon should testify at Watergate cover-up trial. Gerald Ford in full support of Nelson Rockefeller as his Vice-President.
1974-10-15, , min.
Racial violence in Boston due to court-ordered school busing. Judge John Sirica to decide if Nixon to testify in Watergate cover-up trial.
1974-10-17, , min.
Gerald Ford explains to Congress why he pardoned former President Richard Nixon. Happy Rockefeller, wife of Governor Nelson Rockefeller has breast cancer.
1974-10-18, , min.
John Dean continues to testify at Watergate cover-up trial. Attendance at Boston schools increases.
1974-10-23, , min.
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski resigns. Henry Ruth to be his replacement. Defense continues cross-examination of John Dean.
1974-10-26, , min.
News events for October 26th, 1974.
1974-10-29, , min.
Nixon undergoes phlebitis surgery. President Ford holds news conference. Economy will likely be discussed.
1974-10-29, , min.
Henry Kissinger meets with India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. They both agree to try and stop world hunger and spread of nuclear weapons.
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Former President Richard Nixon in critical condition following surgery. Watergate Watergate cover-up jury not told of Nixon's health issues.
1974-10-30, , min.
Ford Motor Company reports drop in third quarter profits. Nelson Rockefeller vice-presidential approval under scrutiny by House Judiciary Committee.
1974-10-31, , min.
Nixon might have internal bleeding. President Ford tours Midwest.
1974-11-12, , min.
Ford administration admits country in a recession. Coal strike likely to make country's economy worse.
1974-11-15, , min.
President Ford says he will run for President in 1976. Ford recommends changes in 25th amendment.
1974-11-15, , min.
Press secretary Ron Nesson announces President Ford plans to run in '76. Ford proposes changes in the 25th amendment.
1974-11-18, , min.
Delay in settling coal strike continues to hamper the economy. President Ford arrives in Tokyo.
1974-11-20, , min.
Congress not likely to pass many bills requested by President Ford. Lone gunman holds Philippine ambassador hostage in Washington.
1974-12-03, , min.
Representative Wilbur Mills hospitalized in Bethesda Naval hospital. Reportedly in ill health for some time. President Ford reportedly frustrated over worsening economic conditions.
1974-12-04, , min.
President Ford's economic advisers meet with the press. Henry Kissinger briefs Senate Foreign Relations Committee on new arms agreement between President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev.
1974-12-06, , min.
Unemployment rises .05% in November. Louis Wyman and John Durkin big losers in New Hampshire Senate race.
1974-12-09, , min.
Federal government ordered to take possession of Nixon tapes and papers. John Ehrlichman testifies in own defense in Watergate cover-up trial.
1974-12-13, , min.
Joint tax committee continues to probe Nixon's tax return. Wilbur Mills continues to predict Nixon will resign.
1974-12-19, , min.
Transportation Secretary Brinegar resigns. Kenneth Parkinson testifies at Watergate cover-up trial.
1974-12-20, , min.
New Vice-President Nelson Rockefeller spends first full day in office. Richard Nixon files suit to keep government from taking control of White House tapes.
1974-12-27, , min.
Representative Michael Harrington asks DC Federal Court to halt all of CIA's domestic and foreign covert operations. Defense and prosecution end final arguments in Watergate cover-up trial.